History of Pytharnia

The History of Pytharnia is an immense topic and this article can only serve to give the broadest outline.

Chronology

• ca 4300, Coming of the Neptultchi

• 3050 AS to 1900: Proto-Moigthe emigrate from Erserce into Ambrulia, some by land, but most by sea, ca. 3,050 AS to 1,900 AS, displacing the native giants and trolls. Erserce has become over-populated for a pastoral, semi-nomadic civilization and also ravaged by wars (Arisparikohos). Migrations into Ambrulia occur in three waves, roughly 3,100 AS, 2,300 AS, and 1,900 AS.

• 2100 AS to 1200 AS: Proto-Moigthe push forward into Shadevan Delta and Cisalpine Agogia, ca. 2,100 AS to 1,200 AS, aggravating the collapse of the Malesggite Civilization.

• 1450 AS to 950 AS: Proto-Moigthe, push in great exodus into eastern Pytharnia, under pressure from Ambrulian Proto-Moigthe Tribes, who are in turn under pressure from uhlaks, pressing to the west, ca. 1,450 AS to 950 AS.

• 1000 AS: At this point, ca 1,000 AS, historians regard them as the Moigthe. They continue to migrate westwards across southern Pytharnia, 950 AS to 100 AS.

Human Bronze Age of Pytharnia

Main article: Bronze Age of Pytharnia

This list excludes dwarves and to some extent the Neptultchi who had the use of iron and witchsilver from an early time.

• CHALCOLITHIC (Copper Age): 5000 AS to 4200 AS
• EARLY BRONZE: 4200 AS to 3500 AS
• MIDDLE BRONZE: 3500 AS to 2100 AS
• LATE BRONZE: 2100 to 1900 AS
• IRON AGE: 1900 AS to 200 AS

Sources

Before Salmakhamer

Primary Sources

Dwarven King Lists of Tauhad, traditional

Secondary Sources

Neptultchi Origins in Dragonmount Cant and Esoteric Magecraft, Arrham Taspänuk, 2642

Yague’s Chronology, 683

Ancient Times (Salmakhamer to 1000)

Primary Sources

Concerning Warfare Among the Pytharnians, Shibziadáin ishbiz Bakhuilub, 1011

Moyan War (Book), Memerth

Secondary Sources

Relics of Airdairg, Taliasich Glalla-Bawriagch, 2419

Witch-Kings of High Pytharnia, Taliasich Glalla-Bawriagch, 2429

Middle Ages (ca 1000 to ca 2400)

Primary Sources

Asbard Book of Manic Devotions, 1900's

Medibgösk Book of Manic Devotions, 1900's

Pytharnian Book of Manic Devotions, 1900's

Sword of the Maiden of Zephas, Irchoram of Asberdon, 2540's

Secondary Sources

Account of Early Gonfalese Settlement, An, 2632

Dragon Folk of High Pytharnia, 2592

Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos, Amric Ethuve, 2579

From Archmagedom to Arch-Duchy: A History of Asbardy, 2703

Middle-Ages of Pytharnia: From the Fall of Yophénthea to the Isbajutha (Book), Sihaoirn dalwe Ithravaine Tamba-Sluaidh, 2600's

Tales of Old Pytharny, Aliskémon Tharstros, 2555

Tales of the Haunted Hills of Amosgire, 2520's

Temples and Treasures of Neptultchi Pytharnia, 2518

Witch and the Tisbajiya: The Second Battle of the Archmage, 2687

Modern Times (ca 2400 to Present)

Primary Sources

Acts of the General Congress of Bryndyd, 2587

Constitutions of the Empire, 2300's to present

Decree of the Annexation of the Shadevan Provinces (2589), Stalcast Bijäl, 2589

Eradication of Chaos Cults in Imperial Law, 2369

Proceedings of the Popular Revolutionary Council, 2756+

Secondary Sources

Anti-Printing Press Statutes and the Accord of the Princes of Law, 2619

Aurician Military Engagements of the Sewdhaine War, 2703

Battle of Pytharnia One Hundred Years Later, Ontairgain dalg Mehailgean, 2674

Costumes of the Magdalan Court in the Twenty Seventh Century, 2308

Early Air Battles of the Titancraft Age, 2658

Golden Age of Dragonmount Warfare in Pytharnia and Barathorn, 2683

Journal of the Archivists of Imperial Trevirs, 2613 to present

Noble Families of High Pytharnia, 2711

Saturnine Fever: Symptoms and Treatments, 2678

Secrets of Dwarven Dragonrail in Pytharnia, 2728

Siege of Bryndyd (Book), 2609

Story of the Sewdhaine War, 2693

Trollscrift of High Agogia, 2703

Vankkagomirian Empire (Book), 2649

Purple Dragons of Magdala (Book), Sicha dalwe Bisa Firraharre, 2683

See Also

• Bronze Age of Pytharnia
• List of the Rulers of Magdala
• Migrational Successions
• Migrations of the Proto-Moigthe
• Pytharnia
• Settlement of Gonfaloy